#!/bin/bash
######!/cygwin/bin/bash.exe
# Script that adds appropriate markup commands to meet the electronic
#  submission guidelines given by Dr. Chris Taylor
# t a y l o r@msoe.edu, 10-4-1999
# Modified: t a y l o r@msoe.edu, 5-9-2001: rewritten for XML submission procedure
# Modified: t a y l o r@msoe.edu, 9-20-2001: changed imakefile to Imakefile
# Modified: t a y l o r@msoe.edu, 10-4-2001: changed path for bash executable
# Modified: t a y l o r@msoe.edu, 10-17-2002: gutted to only include source code
#
# Installation:  Place this file in the subdirectory containing the
#                 source code you wish to include in a report (call it gensrc)
#                Make the file executable (type: chmod +x gensrc)
#                Set appropriate values for the variables below
#
# Usage:  Type "./gensrc" in the directory containing both the gensrc shell
#         script and the source files and Imakefile
# Important note: You will need to modify the list of .cpp and .h files to
#                 be included in your report.  Please see the comment labelled
#                 "SOURCE FILES" for details.

# Assign variables
OUT="sourceCode.xml"
DT=`date`

echo "<section name=\"Source Code\">" > $OUT
# SOURCE FILES:
# Change the following list of .cpp and .h files to include the ones to
#  be included in your report.  Note that they will be included in the
#  order they are listed here.  Please place .h and .cpp pairs together
#  (as in the example) with the most heavily modified files first.
for FILE in \
            lab2.cpp \
            point.h \
            point.cpp \
            line.h \
            line.cpp \
            image.h \
            image.cpp \
            shape.h \
            shape.cpp \
            lab2.pro;
do
  echo "   <section name=\""$FILE"\">" >> $OUT
  echo "   <code><![CDATA[" >> $OUT
  cat $FILE >> $OUT
  echo "   ]]></code>" >> $OUT
  echo "   </section>" >> $OUT
  echo "" >> $OUT
done

echo "</section>" >> $OUT